Writing in Org is a lightweight distraction-free text editor for Org mode.
Write text on the left, and the result is displayed on the right.

Commands
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CTRL + D: toggle display mode (editor only, preview only or both-at-the-same-time)
CTRL + P: print or export as PDF
CTRL + S: save source code as .org file
CTRL + SHIFT + O: open .org file

CTRL + SHIFT + L: enable / disable LaTeX (i.e. math formulas)
CTRL + SHIFT + R: toggle roman (LaTex-like) or sans-serif font
CTRL + SHIFT + H: show this help dialog

F11: full-screen (in most browsers)

Org syntax
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* Heading level 1
** Heading level 2
*** Heading level 3
...

This is /italic/ and this is *bold*.

This is a [[http://www.example.com/][link-description]],
 and this is an image: [[http://www.example.com/image.png][http://www.example.com/image.png]].

Write code with =...=.

#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
(message "This is code.")
#+END_SRC

#+BEGIN_QUOTE
This is a quote.
#+END_QUOTE

Five hyphens (-----) generate a horizontal rule.

You can find the official Org mode Manual here,
 or the Org syntax draft here if you would like
 to learn more about Org mode.

LaTeX syntax
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This formula $x^2+1$ will be displayed inline.
This formula $$x^2+1$$ will be displayed in a new paragraph.

Specific syntax
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\pagebreak will trigger a pagebreak when printing / exporting to PDF.

About
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Converted to support Org mode by @kaushalmodi
https://github.com/kaushalmodi/writing-org

Originally made by @JosephErnest
https://github.com/josephernest/writing

Uses Pagedown, Pagedown Extra, MathJax, StackOverflow's editor code,
 and the Computer Modern font.